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Table 2 Mean yearly consultation rates (CRs) and percentage of survivors with at least one consultation with primary care physicians (PCP) and specialized mental health services (MHS) by number of years before or after the Utøya attack 22.7.2011 among 123 (48%) female and 132 (52%) male survivors

From: Healthcare utilization after mass trauma: a register-based study of consultations with primary care and mental health services in survivors of terrorism

Type of health services

Number of years before (−) or after (+) the Utøya attack

 

-3 years

-2 years

−1 year

+ 1 year

+ 2 years

+ 3 years

Primary Care Physicians

 Mean yearly CRs

  Female

1.91

1.89

2.25

4.41

3.72

3.55

  Male

1.27

0.94

1.45

3.65

2.09

2.00

 Any consultations (≥ 1), n (%)

  Female

79 (64.2)

84 (68.3)

94 (76.4)

114 (92.7)

108 (87.8)

107 (87.0)

  Male

74 (56.1)

85 (64.4)

80 (60.6)

114 (86.4)

96 (72.7)

88 (66.7)

Mental Health Services

 Mean yearly CRs

  Female

1.84

1.27

1.77

13.59

6.62

5.24

  Male

1.14

0.95

1.02

11.77

4.52

2.30

 Any consultations (≥ 1), n (%)

  Female

13 (10.6)

11 (8.9)

15 (12.2)

90 (73.2)

56 (45.5)

49 (39.8)

  Male

11 (8.3)

11 (8.3)

9 (6.8)

81 (61.4)

56 (42.4)

41 (31.1)

  1. Mean yearly consultation rates (CRs) and percentage of survivors with at least one consultation with primary care physicians (PCP) and specialized mental health services (MHS) by number of years before or after the Utøya attack 22.7.2011 among 123 (48%) female and 132 (52%) male survivors.